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I never used to worry about what color my socks were but noticed last time I was riding that sometimes my pant legs will come up above the top of my boots and other people can see my socks. I can't stop thinking about that every since it happened. I would hate to make a fashion Faux Pa and thought since there are so many riders here maybe someone could help me as I am loosing sleep over this.
Should the socks be matched to the bike or to my pants? Or maybe they should go with my gloves?
I'm so confused. I don't think I can go riding again until I am able to make some sense of all this.
Looking forward to some good advice.
Thanks in advance to all of you for your help.
Last edited by IronAss; Sep 15, 2008 at 03:26 PM.
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I never used to worry about what color my socks were but noticed last time I was riding that sometimes my pant legs will come up above the top of my boots and other people can see my socks. I can't stop thinking about that every since it happened. I would hate to make a fashion Fo-Pa and thought since there are so many riders here maybe someone could help me as I am loosing sleep over this.
Should the socks be matched to the bike or to my pants? Or maybe they should go with my gloves?
I'm so confused. I don't think I can go riding again until I am able to make some sense of all this.
Looking forward to some good advice.
Thanks in advance to all of you for your help.
Of all the posts I've read since I been on this forum, this has got to be the funniest! Good 1!!!
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